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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1964
Page
4
The piece notes the U S population rising from 187 million to 362 million by 2000 and asks readers to imagine the impact on law enforcement traffic land use employment health and social relations as resources tighten and population pressures grow. It raises questions about who will limit growth and how.
A writer vents about the overuse and misapplication of the word real and its diminutive cousin very. He laments how real has crowded out virtue and how adjectives flood speech, noting the gendered patterns of usage and recalling a past era when cute was the crutch.
Tribune Files recalls Chanute residents hoarding staples as prices climbed and farmers benefited. Elevators paid 70 cents a bushel for wheat. School hours set 8 30 to 11 45 and 1 to 3 p m with warm weather half days at superintendent's discretion. Doris Kent aboard Athenia safe in Dublin under American consul.
Senator Barry Goldwater orders heavy security with bulletproof windows three armed guards and a clear aisle to an escape exit at his office amid fears of a fanatic, referencing mobster Willie Bioff’s murder. Diplomatic cables say Lodge warned Taylor to manage Catholic Buddhist tensions in Vietnam, avoiding religious riots. Harlem pastor Adam Clayton Powell used taxpayer funds to mail 100000 invitations to a church event, filling the venue. President Johnson orders a strong push to win the South in November, appealing to leaders like Georgia’s Russell Talmadge Byrd Stennis and others.
Dr Molner answers questions on nasal surgery for deviated septum and turbinate swelling tied to allergy season, advising delaying procedures during polio season and noting fall or winter as better times. He discusses X rays, prostate treatment options for younger men, and signs about emphysema with a request form for a booklet.
WASHINGTON AP Kane sas this week will receive $75651 from funds realized from federal mineral leasing activity during the six months ended June 30 and from other resource sales of public lands. Missouri's share is only $14. Secretary Udall announced Monday. Twenty seven states will share in more than $27 million from federal resources managed by the Bureau of Land Management.
James Huske a 15 year old Burlingame Kansas youth drowned Monday at the swimming beach near Tuttle Creek Dam Manhattan Kansas His body was recovered about an hour after family reported him missing about 150 feet from shore in seven feet of water Verne Hart park manager said he apparently tried to swim to the buoy marking the outer limit for swimmers
Airman 2.C. James Baker, 19, drowned Monday in Lake Shawnee while on a Forbes Air Force Base picnic with five fellow airmen. His home was Sarasota, Florida.
Tiros I, launched on April 1, 1960, marked the start of a highly successful United States satellite program, transforming weather observation and space research. The milestone demonstrated early capabilities in meteorology data gathering from space and laid the groundwork for subsequent national satellite efforts.
A light AP column reflects on returning to work after a three day weekend. It quotes classical and literary figures urging labor as a cure for worry and a guard against boredom and need. It notes southern Democrats warn Republicans may gain seats if national elections swing.
A dense list of programs across KOAM Channel 7 and KODE Channel 12 for Tuesday and Wednesday, detailing time slots from 6:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. with shows ranging from My Three Sons and The Fugitive to The Greatest Show on Earth and Billy Graham Crusade, plus news, weather, and late-night programs.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service opened the fall and winter season with a church meeting at 9 a.m. Tuesday. Plans were announced for Guest Day at Chanute Methodist Church on Sept. 2 and a Sept. 13 reception honoring Rev. and Mrs. Gene Taylor on their 25th wedding anniversary. The piece also notes a Lincoln Park Teachers Association fellowship gathering in the evening and lists local residents visiting or hosting. sunflowers dominate a Kansas drive feature.
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The Chanute Tribune masthead lists publisher Dwight McCreight and department managers including John Haworke advertising Dwight Wallingford news Mrs Leland Lowe city circulation Ben B Nicholas mechanical Dorsey Osborn press and the Chanute publishing company address in Chanute Kansas with ZIP code 64720
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